Hasta La Ideas

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pPhotographer Sergey Larenkov uses computational rephotography (as shown above and explained A HREF=”http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/07/camera-software-lets-you-see-into-the-past/” here/A by IWired/I) to overlay extant WWII-era photographs on their corresponding modern settings. The results are both spooky and stunning:/p

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pThe shots really do have to be seen large, so check out A HREF=”http://sergey-larenkov.livejournal.com/” Larenkov’s LJ page/A for the rest of ’em. /p

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Une installation intéressante d’Aaron Rayburn avec le Studio Jelly est présentée ici à travers une série de visuels autour d’un long assemblage de fils et ficelles afin de donner une impression typographique du plus bel effet. Plus d’images dans la suite de l’article.

Previously on Fubiz

• Comfort Series
• Jean Shin
• Nadir Figueroa Mena

An up-and-coming British designer launches an Art Deco-inspired lighting line

One of Britain’s most exciting young designers, Lee Broom, launches his fourth collection, One Light Only, at the London Design Festival this September. With last year’s Heritage Boy collection gathering praise from fellow designers and press alike, Broom’s latest collection sees him tackle a wider audience with a more affordable selection of offerings.

“With OLO I’ve taken a different design approach; I wanted to create a range which is accessible and affordable,” explains the designer, noting that his previous work has been aimed more at the design-as-investment market. Drawing on his years in the fashion business (he cites Art Deco jewelry and late ’70s fashion photography as influences), Broom developed a striking lighting collection based around two different pendant lights, one 10 centimeters high and the other a princely 30 centimeters.

The lights will form an installation which will welcome visitors to his East London studio, where his other work will also be on show. Exterior faceting in either matte white or polished gold characterizes OLO, with the interior of the lights finished in the juxtaposing finish.

With the designer scooping awards, commissions and projects with growing frequency, his tag as one to watch can safely be replaced with “cannot be avoided.” Not that you would want to. Prices will start from £295.

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pMore proof that it takes (x) years to make an overnight success: Karlsruhe-based communications designer A HREF=”http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffel-x.com%2Fsl=detl=enhl=ie=UTF-8″ Felix Vorreiter/A invented the txtBOMBER back in 2005, but it’s just in the past few days that it’s exploded onto the blogosphere./p

pWhat is it? It’s basically a handheld skywriter that prints on walls using an Arduino processor and seven markers. Pretty damn rad!/p

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This week’s Workspace of the Week is JoelVardy’s 9.5′ x 9.5′ bedroom office:

With college students around the globe getting ready to head back to dorm rooms the size of shoe boxes, I thought it was a good idea to feature JoelVardy’s terrific workspace. The lofted bed and desk he built himself, and details about its construction are on his website. He’s using a Kawasaki Paddock Chair, which I’d never seen before but that looks incredibly comfortable. Thank you, JoelVardy, for submitting your office to our Flickr pool.

Want to have your own workspace featured in Workspace of the Week? Submit a picture to the Unclutterer Flickr pool. Check it out because we have a nice little community brewing there. Also, don’t forget that workspaces aren’t just desks. If you’re a cook, it’s a kitchen; if you’re a carpenter, it’s your workbench.

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